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I would follow the description available in Xcode's Help topic "Linking Against Your Library" in chapter <a href="https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/technotes/iOSStaticLibraries/Articles/configuration.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40012554-CH3-SW1" rel="nofollow">Configuration Your Application</a> in <a href="https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/technotes/iOSStaticLibraries/Introduction.html" rel="nofollow">Introduction to Using Static Libraries in iOS</a> (you may search within Xcode Help, too). Except that I would recommend to include your headers from libraries always using angle brackets: <code>#import <ConversionCalculator/ConversionCalculator.h></code> Using double quotes may inadvertently search and find files with the same name in some sub-folder relative to the file where this import directive is written. Only after there was no file in any sub-folder the preprocessor starts searching with the specified header search paths. Using angle brackets, the preprocessor immediately searches only at the specified header search paths. So, since you actually want to find headers for the corresponding library, always use angle brackets. Note: If you follow the recommendation to create a static library project, you don't need to explicitly set a header search path in the target that links agains the library: Xcode will already add a search path: <code>$(BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR)/includes</code> Your library headers are located in <code>$(BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR)/includes/<product-name></code> which are placed there through the "Copy-Files" phase of the iOS static library target, whose "Destination" is set to "Products Directory" and whose "Subpath" is set to "includes/${PRODUCT_NAME}" per default. You may change these default settings to other reasonable and sensible values. (if you do, consider the the consequences for Xcode's default search paths!)
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